Writes of Passage

Gimmicky and dangerous.

Light classical music mixed with pop, no sour notes.

Lateness: their program is only an hour long but they’re 12 minutes late. No explanation. Is this normal for them? If so, what are they thinking???

They performed at Centro Asturiano de Tampa, which is a decent venue, with two levels. It’s general seating within the level. We’re on the top floor. Upon arrival, we were told that we can sit anywhere except the seats with candles, which are the front row, to prevent knocking down the freestanding candles. There isn’t light (or not enough light) – perhaps they think the candles provide enough light – I’ve to turn on my phone flashlight to see the steps. It makes me feel unsafe. Soon enough a young woman trapped as she was coming down to her seat, and broke her high heels. Half way thought the program, a couple sat by the front row was asked to leave. As the man got up, he knocked over a candle that almost fell to the floor below – could one image if that happened? Thanks heaven he was quick to catch it, otherwise someone below could get really hurt.

WHAT are they thinking???

How many people do they need to turn on the candles? A male staff said, it’s about 7-9 people, 2-3 hours. Wish they’ve better way to do this.

FeverUp is the promoter and gives feeling of inexperienced. After purchasing the ticket, several staff sent emails asking for feedbacks. To use their e-ticket, we’ve to download their app, which is absurd at this age and time. So you know, it’s a turn off, making me not wanting to visit you again bec you’re wasting my time.

… the Italian restaurant Bernini is great tho